Only 8% of Americans own cryptocurrency, according to a 2018 survey conducted by Finder.com, and 5% of the holdings belonging to that 8% are Bitcoin. It makes sense that a small percentage of people (which still equates to 26 million individuals) have skin in the crypto game, and it makes even more sense that they’re…

The most famous aspect of blockchain technology is the purpose it was originally designed for, which is to create a peer-to-peer currency. For most of the general public, Bitcoin is synonymous with cryptocurrency and blockchains, and it’s known as some kind of new form of money, and the understanding ends there. However, like many innovations,…

As you likely already know, blockchain isn’t just all about investing in cryptocurrencies to make money. In fact, blockchain technology is a whole lot more—it’s completely transforming all kinds of industries and improving lives globally. Blockchain technology is even increasing our freedoms, from freedom of speech to our right to privacy. There are all sorts…